Nice track! But it's flat, i.e. in just 2 dimensions.... See a video of such a levitating train in 3 dimensions here: moebius dot youtube dot mosem dot eu ;-)
I would like to know the materials you occupy in the video. that is material to the superconductor occupying? that is the rail material in which the superconductor is?
@jbm261 The rail track is just made of magnets. The superconductor is the little 'cart' going around the track. You have to cool the material down for it to superconduct, and when it warms up again, it stops superconducting and you see it fall down on the track again. When he takes it away from the camera he is dunking it in liquid nitrogen which is at about 77 kelvin to cool it back down.
Where do you get the track from or is that made in house?
DwayneLeroice 3 months ago
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Nice track! But it's flat, i.e. in just 2 dimensions.... See a video of such a levitating train in 3 dimensions here: moebius dot youtube dot mosem dot eu ;-)
MrVegster 4 months ago
i really need to know what are the materials used to make this surface or ground!!!!
RashaAhmad1995 10 months ago
I would like to know the materials you occupy in the video. that is material to the superconductor occupying? that is the rail material in which the superconductor is?
jbm261 1 year ago
@jbm261 The rail track is just made of magnets. The superconductor is the little 'cart' going around the track. You have to cool the material down for it to superconduct, and when it warms up again, it stops superconducting and you see it fall down on the track again. When he takes it away from the camera he is dunking it in liquid nitrogen which is at about 77 kelvin to cool it back down.
TheMediaunderground 9 months ago
you can try to insulate it with polyurethane foam but will be hard to cool down
Terminchiator 2 years ago